Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
GENERAL markets.
Produce and Provia!ona.

ST LOUIS Mo. July tt --Flour dull and weak
bat unchanged; IN At 8 i5G2 so; family S q
a. -, uatent 81 OG04 =. Wheat lower heavy
receipts and weak MARI cts elsewhere make tine
feeling UGarish. AID The market closed GIc Do
low yesterday No , red, each. I2C: July II = I'd
- c.n Ing 81 Ia.C; August Il az &c clCsirg
al ia 3; september IjG,3 c, closing a. re
october q q 1a5aC, closing at nc. Corn
Irregular; Casn 35C; August 33 as . closing
at 35 lci september 81 4G54 closing at o4Fsc;
easier, cash 25g6c; August 80 a33 c,
closing az 33ssc; September "a C3Ific,
closing at %'ic; october ,jd3j -.
closing 81 '.a. oats easier; cash p :; August
2s24c; september "a. Ban ea.f vt 5la52c,
COrnmcal dull and easy at 81 %. WHISKY
steady ut 81 % Provisions firm; sunni er
standard SlG 80. Pork Irregular; new S15 jC4
shoulders, > -; long clears SIS 2jd 5 g. clear
ribs s. 35}a a. 80; short clear, S5s5Od S,b7i =,
BaCOn-BOxed shoulders S. y; long eIeSsS3 Ibs
Gear ribs 81 Pr: short clear 50 n, a . IS
Hams steady al Sll COdli 90,
CHICAGO. Ill, July IG.-The wheat marke;
opened decidedly weak and unsettled. TAX in
the pit conferred on about p, eco OO0, Dushels OF
ola wheat In the elevator here, AID Oh country
being on the verge or harvesting cEpp OF IN .
known dimensions, bat Il Is certainly one Of
the Target ever known. August started at
7O4c, and almost Immediately sold OFF 10 ~ &c,
but later, in sympR ny with corn and partly
through strength contributed by the puTChases
OF lOC=l sCalpers on tue ground that there
would be large decrease in next week.
visible supply August rt acted ID 20 ..
There were no further de ciOpment7
TO sastain this advance and the ma KIT
became dull, August reacted to 20 c. closing at
that figure. Corn opened trmer and was Wig
CrOusly buued on strength Of drou:h aad large
short interest of August option; August started
at 31tsc and quickly sold To 10 571sc. Before
noon shorts got pretty well filed NJ, and from
81 sc IA .ust went back TO 37Ltc and stayed
there or thereabOuts with good deal OF persis-
teHCr- w hile August was making its advance
Of &c september only moved C, proving pretty
cOuclusirely tina: there was short demand for
August; august closed at 81 &C. Less interest
WAS manifested in The provision maCset, and
trading wSs lighter Than * has been during
previous days Ut the week. The marke. opened
rather tame, with come desire on The part OF
lcnCs 10 realize, and pr ces declined 70 inside
figures. I1Cr, rather more ttCadiaCss PIE
vail q. prices rallied again and clOscl 1t out
side iisures. august lard opened st - 20. sold
of 70 S. CT5s and CioECd at s. 20. August snort
ribs started a: ssh sold down TO ) 90 and
closed at opening figure. The leading futures
closed as 10 lows. Wheat, July, 90 a 80 &c
august, I0'i n &c; September, 90 az c.
October, - G.4c. Corn, July, IS q; AUGUST,
DC ObeT,3 &C. Mess POTb. year, $.llu Lard 'uiy
: -; August.SG 20; september. 50 -; october,
s. s5dG s7Jz. Short riJs-July ; - August
> -, september ) 224,, Oc:Ober :, 10. Cash
quotations were as follows. FlJuT-dUll and
Degls cteds with prices unchanged and steady
No. spring wheat GJl5 Gtg G, Nc. red, &c.
Ne. corn, &c. Mess pOTk, per barrel, SO 90
q Is U. Lara, per lCJ pounds, . b25aGG %.
Short ribs, 5i0es, loose, = Il as 10 dry sailed
shoulders boxed > yJGG OC, short cleaC sides,
boxed, = 3JdS 80.